Dragon Tiger PK — Fast Rounds, Real Dealers

A wager placed on the Dragon position receiving the higher card. If Dragon wins the round, this bet pays at even money minus the house edge on tie outcomes.

A Suited Tie occurs when both Dragon and Tiger receive the same rank and the same suit. It pays at a higher multiplier than a standard Tie and is treated as a separate side bet.

The PK variant adds a head-to-head element where your chosen side competes against another active player's position. The dealer still draws one card each; the PK layer affects payout structure, not the draw itself.

Big bets that the dealt card will be 8 or above; Small bets it will be 7 or below. Sevens typically push on these side bets — check the table rules panel before placing.

A push happens when both Dragon and Tiger receive cards of equal rank, resulting in a Tie. Most main bets return half the stake on a push; exact rules vary by table variant.

KYC stands for Know Your Customer — the identity verification step required before your first withdrawal. You submit a valid ID document through My Account; once cleared, Raast and Easypaisa payouts process normally.